EPTThe kids therapist was dead the whole time!
Someone already has a copy? - Page 11
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tru_power22
Canada385 Posts
The kids therapist was dead the whole time! | ||
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WhiteKnight
New Zealand134 Posts
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Maged
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Qzy
Denmark1121 Posts
On July 05 2010 09:28 tru_power22 wrote: The kids therapist was dead the whole time! Anakin is Lukes farther! Anakin is ment to bring balance to the force, just not the good way! | ||
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ascoe
Korea (South)133 Posts
On July 05 2010 06:17 iNty.sCream wrote: its a bit strange, someone thinks that the preorder guys will get the game maybe earlier then 27th of july ? This is actually illegal in the US - the retailer gets fined for each copy that is shipped early | ||
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Zeromadcowz
Canada241 Posts
On July 05 2010 12:53 ascoe wrote: This is actually illegal in the US - the retailer gets fined for each copy that is shipped early illegal in Canada too | ||
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
On July 05 2010 12:53 ascoe wrote: This is actually illegal in the US - the retailer gets fined for each copy that is shipped early how do they know which retailer it came from | ||
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Zeromadcowz
Canada241 Posts
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Windblade
United States161 Posts
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Windblade
United States161 Posts
On July 05 2010 15:10 Windblade wrote: where's the Flash Drive? I WANNA SEE IT Bypassing the installer im sure is not that hard for a hacker, however figuring out how you're gunna be able to play SC2 without connecting to B.Net will be very hard...especially when you considering Blizzard probably has a team dedicated to constantly updating the security. Even if it is cracked, pro-gaming will never be allowed on anything but b.net 2.0 hence, chances of there being a iccup for sc2 that's popular is slim. | ||
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Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
On July 05 2010 15:13 Windblade wrote: Bypassing the installer im sure is not that hard for a hacker, however figuring out how you're gunna be able to play SC2 without connecting to B.Net will be very hard...especially when you considering Blizzard probably has a team dedicated to constantly updating the security. Even if it is cracked, pro-gaming will never be allowed on anything but b.net 2.0 hence, chances of there being a iccup for sc2 that's popular is slim. Bypassing the installer would almost certainly involve doing the same thing as the single player thing. In fact having to connect just to install might be the protection they have in place for single player. My main curiosity is how easy it will be able to crack when there's no example of blizzard's activation packets to work with - which will likely be the case until release. One would just have to bypass that, either without knowing what it needs, or by figuring out what it needs by examining the "key-hole" (as opposed to the key). A server emulator would take a long time to do, but when done, it's very possible that it could allow things like AMM, rankings, and tournaments. Problem is, I don't think any major organization would be able to get away with using an emulated server, but at least people will have their LAN/latency features and cross-regional play. | ||
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Fanek
Poland344 Posts
any idea ? | ||
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Psychopomp
United States237 Posts
On July 05 2010 12:53 ascoe wrote: This is actually illegal in the US - the retailer gets fined for each copy that is shipped early It's not illegal, really, it's just a breach of contract thing. On July 05 2010 13:06 Zeromadcowz wrote: pretty sure they would keep track of which stores get which serial numbered boxes or something lolno | ||
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Mob
Austria152 Posts
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lew
Belgium205 Posts
On July 05 2010 19:57 Mob wrote: breaching a contract IS illegal. even in the usa Breaching a contract is not illegal imo... What law says that breaching a contract is forbidden? | ||
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Pigge
Sweden88 Posts
On July 05 2010 20:00 lew wrote: Breaching a contract is not illegal imo... What law says that breaching a contract is forbidden? Sarcasm doesn't really work well online. | ||
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DeCoup
Australia1933 Posts
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Pigge
Sweden88 Posts
On July 05 2010 20:13 DeCoup wrote: Sigh... A breech of contract is not illegal. But compensation in the form of a remedy must be performed by the party which breeches the contract. This can be monetary (eg the $ per copy of wow distributed before the release date) or any other action agreed upon (usually) within the contact itself. If the parties can not agree on the correct remedy for the breech of contract, or the party in breech refuses to perform the remedy the legal system be involved (via law suit, or whatever) and will decide on and enforce the remedy as they see fit. Breech of contract is against the law in the US, theres a whole segment called contract law. edit: minor breeches are the ones that constitute a fee that you spoke of. that still means its illegal however, if you break a contract thats illegal and you have to pay. | ||
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mikado
Australia407 Posts
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DeCoup
Australia1933 Posts
On July 05 2010 20:27 Pigge wrote: Breech of contract is against the law in the US, theres a whole segment called contract law. edit: minor breeches are the ones that constitute a fee that you spoke of. that still means its illegal however, if you break a contract thats illegal and you have to pay. I can not find one reference anywhere to breach of contract being illegal. I have looked up contract law and other similar searches online. If you do have a source for that I would like to see it out of interest. I'd like to compare it to the contact laws of Australia just out of curiosity. | ||
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